CMS student invited to participate in the United Nations International Conference in the USA

Lucknow, 11 March: Arnav Shreyash, a Class 12 student of City Montessori School, Gomti Nagar Campus I, has been specially invited to participate in the International Youth Conference to be held at the United Nations Headquarters in New York. This invitation to a CMS student to attend an international conference organized by the world's most prestigious organization is indeed a matter of pride for Lucknow and the entire state. This international conference, themed ‘Youth at the Forefront – Leveraging Science and Social Inclusion for Sustainable Development’, is being organized under the aegis of the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) in April. CMS Manager, Prof. Geeta Gandhi Kingdon extended her best wishes to Arnav for the conference and wished him a bright future. This information was given by
Mr. Rishi Khanna, Head, Communications, CMS.

Mr. Khanna informed that CMS student Arnav Shreyash is one of the select students from across the world who has earned this prestigious opportunity due to his exceptional academic record, impressive communication skills, remarkable contributions to social work, and his global mindset coupled with humanitarian and creative ideas. Mr. Khanna further mentioned that this international conference will provide Arnav with a unique platform to present the views of the younger generation on various pressing global issues such as health, gender equality, and economic development. It will also ensure active youth participation in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Mr. Khanna added that Arnav is a talented student at CMS Gomti Nagar Campus I and actively participates in various social awareness programs organized by the school. Besides being an artist, writer, and poet, Arnav is deeply engaged in ancient and modern historical facts as well as environmental issues. He also holds a keen interest in expressing his views on international matters. To raise environmental awareness among students and youth, Arnav established the International Youth Concerned Society at just 13 years of age. In addition, Arnava has been a member of the Global Coordination Team. He has actively participated in various forums like the Asia-Pacific Youth Forum, Regional Dialogue on Youth Empowerment in Climate Action, World Food Forum, and Global Youth Summit, significantly contributing to social upliftment efforts.

Comments

CMS teachers honoured with Gold Medals at International Teachers Olympiad

Lucknow, February 10 : Four teachers of City Montessori School, Aliganj Campus II, namely Ms. Shweta Pathania Mishra, Ms. Tanushree Rastogi, Ms. Deepti Mehrotra, and Ms. Ritu Gupta have been awarded Gold Medals and Certificates of Proficiency for their exceptional teaching skills and professional excellence. These CMS teachers achieved this distinction based on their outstanding performance in the International CREST Teacher Olympiad. This information was given by Mr. Rishi Khanna, Head, Communications, CMS. Mr. Khanna informed that Ms. Shweta Pathania Mishra of CMS Aliganj Campus II scored a perfect 100% marks in the CREST Teacher Mathematics Olympiad, earning a gold medal. Similarly, Ms. Tanushree Rastogi secured two gold medals, showcasing her teaching talent. Ms. Deepti Mehrotra won a gold medal in the CREST Teacher English Olympiad, while Ms. Ritu Gupta was honored with a Certificate of Proficiency. These achievements highlight the teachers' dedication, expertise, and commitme...

CMS Summer Camp achieves new milestone in promoting all-round students development

Lucknow, May 30 : New and delightful ways are being adopted at City Montessori School to make Summer Camps a journey of adventure, learning and joy. Students are enjoying attending these camps which have proved to be playgrounds of learning, teaching new skills and promoting all round personality development. Pulsating with thrills and excitement, the students are practicing yogic exercises, self-defence techniques, badminton, taekwondo, basketball, skating, western and Indian dance and music leading to full flowering of talents. These free Summer Camps help in inculcating values of unity, harmony, peace and brotherhood among the children and provide opportunities for chasing their passion and interests. Parents and guardians are thrilled to see their children developing mentally, physically and emotionally and enjoying their childhood to the fullest extent. They are full of gratitude towards the School management for organizing these Camps. ...

Multi-sided talents spill out at CMS Summer Camps

Lucknow, May 16 : Students of City Montessori School, Station Road Campus shone with pride and happiness as their rainbow coloured talents spilled out at Summer Camps organized by the school. Games, sports, yoga and aerobics, art, painting, music, dance, painting, craft work, swimming, skating, public speaking, basketball, singing and taekwondo were practiced with great skill under experts and renowned exponents of the game. The Summer Campus brought out the talents of children who loved to participate in the different activities organized here. that there was great enthusiasm and eagerness amongst the students to attend these camps which provided a lot of learning, fun and laughter in the summer holidays. Their usefulness can be gauged from the parents’ feedback who are praising the school for arranging these ‘useful opportunities of fun and learning’ for their growing kids. that these golden moments of summer fun...

BPN 24 (भारत प्रतिदिन निष्पक्ष)

Search This Blog